The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-02-15

some residence on Fifth street last Thurs
day afternoon. The house was most beauti
July and tsstfully decorated and the re
treatments were OF the most delicate kin,
and served on small tables. The guest
| included some of the most promiuen
ladies in the city and the invitation lis
included almost seventy names.
FAREWELL PARTY.
A farewell and birthday party wa
jointly celebrated at the residence of Mrs
Lee Miller. curner Seventh aud Kentnck,
streets yesterday afternoon. The farewell
was in honor of Mrs. Carl Wile's prett,
childr-n, Florence, Clara, Mabel and
Blanche, who are seon to depart for thei
future home in New York City, ant
Mrs. Miller's handsome twin bows
Edwin ana Harry's fourth birthday. The
refreshments of meats, salads, cakes, fruits
CONNECTIONS, lemonade, etc. were much
enjoyed by the children as were also the
various games they INDUCED in. The
little twin boys received a number o.
pretty and appropriate presents and
throughout it was much enjoyed. Among
the guests were: Baby Sollie Wolf
aged two months, Minnie Wolf,
Flora Goldstein, Pet and Violet
-Lanpheimer, Jessie and Violet Low
niger, Eva and Carrie David, Hattie Bern
heImer, Fannie Kingsbsker, Laurance
Lanpheimer, Lee Lovinger, Aaron King
baker, SolIie Deutsch, Sigfried Jacobs ard
Mo-rie Lewis.
PROGRES. I'VE EUCHRE.
A progressive euchre party " as given last
Tuesday evening at the residence of Mrs
A. Il. Dempsey in honor of her guests,
Miss Virgie Shirley and MISS Amanda
Dorsey, DO of Illinois. Refreshments
were mic ly served and the occasion Wa
much enjoyed. The first prize for ttc
gentleman wss won BIZ Mr.. Harry Smi, 4,
and WIS handsomely bound volume O.
"BiItersweei." The first prize for the
ladies was wen by Miss Picnic Highley-
Ian, and was beautiful hand painted
sachet.
The FIRST BOBBY prise was won by Mis-
We.z the second by Z. Henry.
Among tho3e present were: Misses
Rose Hart, Retla Pilkingtop, HJlmes,
tirace Mathews. Lizzie Wetz, Phemie
High eyman and Messrs. George mcVey.
Frank Hughes, George ArnolI, Ernest
Henney, Will Bard, Harry Smith, Price
Page, George Ahrens and others.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The elevehtl birthday of Miss Clara
Louise Montgomery was celebrated at the
Z. ,idence OF her parents, Mr.. sDd Mrs.
James Montgomery, on Broadway, yester-
day afternoon in vsry enjoyable manner
The refreshments were be3u fully served
and consisted of sandwiches, pickles
ices, cakes, traits and confeclions
Misses Gree Snilb, May Wheeler, Geriie
FIeiscbman, Stella ard May Mon. gomery
a. islcd in enter .iuiDg the guests Miss
Lou se received a very large number of
beauti.uI bir hday ards anu other presents,
and will: with her guests, long remember
the occasion. Anong these were !:
Misses Cbarlem Ming, of Belena, Montana,
Grace Poiee Nettie Lamm, Bertha anc
Mabel Townslev. Stella and Bessie Stew
arr, Rosa Haius, Louise Gotten, Lulu
With"rs Irene Temple, Eta and Blanche
FauIhaber, Mary Harris, M1ry Van
DyDe, Florence Hoffman, Hattie Lyon,
Emma Marvin, Noye Easton, Alice
Walnslev, Maggie Walker, Laura Mosby,
Bch Mclaughlin, Sue Lacy, Alice Mertz,
Flora Maekey, Lucie Harris, Mary and
essie Curran, Mary Thompson and Mar
garet Sneed.
SOCIAL PARTY.
One of..the most enjoyable events of last
week was the social dancing party given
last Monday evening at Harmony Hall by
Nr. A. G. Miller. The host excelled him.
self in providing for the entertainment of
his guests and the hall was beauliiu. ly dec
GRATED. The music, furnished by Prof.
L. E. Friemel, violin, Prof. Gross, pi mo,
Prof. Kalzer, claIonette Mr.. Tony Leece
did the prompting. At midnight a very
choice supper as served at hoIel Sicher,
which was mucn enjoyed by the guests.
The grand Ii arch was led by Mr. Miller
and Miss Emile Heller and
was very carefully and beautifully
gone through with. Among The
guests were MIR. and Mrs. j. M. SDavely
Clinton, Mr.. aud Mrs Henry Fisher. Mr.
aud Mrs Tony lie &c. Mr.. and Mrs j.
Heinricbs, Misses Emile aid Clara Wei
Ter, Misses Fischer, Adams, ON il, Pfief-
fer, Rachel, Jesse, WorDer, Presssr, and
Me,srs. J. L. Bird, +. NJ. Thias, +. Ryan,
w. Fitzpatrick, Phil. Pleitfar, Tom
Adams, Nj A. Segelbaum, w. Grey, w. j
Riley, ) Murray anu Geo. BoEman.
TO BE Welded.
IRE wedding of Miss Lou Eva Walker,
iaughte of Mr.. p. G. Walker, and one of
The handsomcst young ladies in the city,
and Mr.. George Longan, a prominent law
yer, and formerly state representative, will
AXE place at the Ca pberland Presbyterian
church on the evening of the 22d of this
month. There will be several bridesmaids,
and after the wedding reception will be
given to limited number of immediate
friends at the residence of the brides par
ents on Broadway.
FASHIONS.
The Pompadour or Vatican patterns
are plush or velvet raised flowers in the
softes. We: rich colors in separate small
buds OF sprays all over wool surface, or
in figured stripes, bars, or a great guile or
band to be used on the side or front OF the
dress skirt. Large plush balls in beauti-
full shaded colors are on wool grounds, and
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